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Asia & Pacific 2 weeks ago
Trump's Kim gambit deepens doubts over US reliability at a key moment for Asia
The US president's abrupt decision to cut back military drills with South Korea last week, which he described as hostile to Pyongyang, has reinforced fears that Trump's unpredictability could strain alliances that have long maintained peace in the region, government officials and security experts said.
Asia & Pacific 2 weeks ago
US cancels drills with South Korea over Iran war-related constraints
The cancelation follows US President Donald Trump's surprise order to scale back a separate annual joint military exercise that ended last Friday, citing the cost and Seoul's refusal to take part in the Iran war.
Asia & Pacific 3 weeks ago
Australia's Albanese says AUKUS remains 'full steam ahead' after Trump call
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Friday the AUKUS defense pact remained "full steam ahead" after an overnight call with US President Donald Trump, adding that he had urged Trump to fully exempt Australia from all tariffs.
Academia 1 month ago
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What a Sino-American G2 would mean for Asian security
The G2 concept that Trump has been touting lately is a highly unstable proposition that could make the emergence of a unipolar Asia more likely. Fortunately, Japan remains committed to advancing the far more effective “free and open Indo-Pacific" framework, with India as an indispensable partner.
Academia 1 month ago
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Abadi Masela: Redefining Indo-Pacific LNG geopolitics
As Western energy majors retreat from Southeast Asia, the $21 billion Masela Block project signals a major geopolitical shift toward Asian self-reliance, binding Indonesia, Malaysia, and Japan into a resilient new energy alliance.
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